The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-01
PERSONAL.

1 Pus FLoRESoz sxKLIa and Mr.. Phil
3. Halle will be married June 18th.
MIS-. M. D. SAVAGE, Knoxville
Tenn, Is in the city visiting friends.
Ex.GovKRsoR JAS. L. ArCoRN, Of
Mississippi, was in the city yesterday.
DE-. T. ]. CRoFFoED returned yester-
day, after q few weeks absence in
New York.
Mss EDNA BENNETT left for Bir-
mineham, Ala, lest night on q visit to
Mre. ]. lack Smith.
MRS. b. II. CARBERRY left yesterday
evening on the steamer Buckeye State
for Cincinnati and the East.
MISS NELLIE PHILLIPS has returned
from Texas, and Is now with her sis
ter at No. 1888 Orleans strest.
COL. W. O. FAULKsER, Ripley, Miss.
prominently identified with the Gulf |
and Snip Island railroad, arrived In |
the city yesterday.
The members and friends OF the |
Women's Christian Temperance Union |
are requested to meet az O'Clock to- |
day at White Ribbon Hall, No. 1913
Main street.
The Rev. J. B. Hawthorne, a prom
inent Baptist divine OF Atlanta. who
was power In carrying that city for |
prohibition, arrived yesterday after
noon and was assigned quarters at the
Peabody.
Col. ROBERT GAmsCwAY and vile,
accompanied by Mrs. John Hsrbin,
left ON the 3Oth for the Pacific slope.
Ed Keeling says the colonel has gone
off 10 digest that cigar joke. Capt.
John Hardin will Join the party next
week,
The Rev. 8. A. Steel, OF Louisville,
one OF the most eloquent public
speakers OF the South, will speak on
the prohibition cause In the Cumber-
land Pfesby terrain church tonight. A
large audience will greet him and hot
shot may certainly be expected.
d. MILLER, general freight agent OF
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad,
has resigned his position on that road,
and has accepted a similar position
with the ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
railroad. Mr.. g. W. Tucker, Of Little
Rock, has been appointed to succeed
Mr.. Mil or on the Memphis and Little
Rock.
GRN. JOHN ECKLRs, vice president
and general mansger OF the Newport
News and Mississippi Valley railway;
James l.. FTayser, superintendent oil
the same line, and Mrs. Cummins, all
of Louisville, and Miss Eva Whit
thorne OF Arkansas, form party OF
pleasure seekers now quartered at the
Peabody.
FOLLOWING the example OF the |
Scimitdr compositors in presenting L.
ID. Mayfleld, delegate to the Interna- :,
tioDal Typographical Union, the Ava
lanchs boys last night remembered
George Burrows, the other delegate,
in similar manner. Both the gen.
tlemen show up well under this style
OF tile.
IT is reported that the Rev. 8. A.
Steel, the once popular and eloquent
pastor OF the First Methodist church
OF this city, bat now Of Louisville,
will arrive in the city this afternoon,
and his many friends hope he will be
induced to deliver one OF his excellent
lt clures on prohibition or some
kindred subject.
CO. CURRIER and Miss Elizabeth
M. Brinkley, two Of the best known
and most popular young people Of the
city, will be- united In marriage at St.
Mary's Episcopal church, on Poplar
street, Al 1880 O'Clock this morning,
the Rev. William Klein officiating
Mss Susie Bate, of Nashville, daugh-
ter Of Senator Bate, will BIO one Of the
bridesmaids.
BENJAMIN B. BARNES, JR the tai
ented and promising young son OF
Col. b. b. Barnes, was bur ed yester-
day morning from Calvary church.
The Revs. DR.. Burford, rector OF Gal
vary, and DR.. Patterson, OF Grace |
church, ofiio'ated, the former deliver
ing touching discourse on the life,
virtues and talents Of the deceased
There were a number OF handsome
and appropriate floral designs.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: w.
B Shearise, Middleton, Tenn; L.
Waldauer, resnville, Mies G. ].
Kirk, Lonoke, Ark; w. Crofiord,
Oovlng on, Tenn; Il l.. Raulett, New
Orleans, La; Judge II. r, Shell,
Natchtz, Miss; Miss Emma V. Pit
man, Lexington, KY; Mrs, O. Il.
Woodson, City: J M Parnell, Idaho;
DR., Adolphuo, St. Louis; Miss David
sor, St. Louis.
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